Trois Rivières Cannes Brûlées
Agicole fans who enjoy mezcal-like smoke and dry, mineral spirits, and cocktail lovers wanting a distinctive burnt-cane note for Ti’ Punch, highballs or smoky twists on classics.
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How does this rum taste?
Most enjoy its fresh sugarcane, mezcal-like smoke and originality. Critics find it flat, very dry and too burnt or one-dimensional. Consensus: a quirky, worth-trying agricole for experimentation.
If you already like classic Trois Rivières blancs or mezcal, this is a fun side-step: same agricole backbone, but with a bold burnt-cane twist that shines particularly in cocktails.
Beginners expecting sweet, easy rum, or anyone who dislikes smoky, burnt or very dry profiles and needs rich fruitiness or added sugar in their glass.
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26.06.2025 Retasting and still pretty good when looking at the price tag. ----------------- #5092 Saturday 24.01.2025 - 26.01.2025 A nice weekend in my sisters summerhouse with old friends and colleagues tasting a lot of rums. I can only recommend like we did, no phones allowed and then only music in the background 😊 Colour Pale straw. Nose Fresh, sugarcane, light citrus, faint floral, light vegetal, faint smoke, light herbs. Palate Round, fresh, light herbal, light smoke, citrus, light oily, sugarcane, light spicy, medium dry. Finish Medium to long, light sugarcane, faint smoke, citrus, light mineral, light herbs. Empty glass Sugarcane, gerbs, faint floral, light vegetal.
Here we have a solid Agricole. The nose is of course Agricole and citrus fruits as well as vegetal. On the palate, sugar cane also comes to the fore. Mixed with cola, this rum makes an excellent summer drink.
Good, but rather simple, somewhat flat base product. Not very fruity, rather grassy notes.
A highly technical rhum agricole that clearly has smoky notes comparable to a Mezcal. It offers many cocktail options with bitter or even chocolate bases. For my taste, I'll stick to 1 glass if I have to drink it as a Ti Punch, but it's a real innovation, using ancestral techniques. For once, marketing is at the service of consumer curiosity, and that's worth noting.